Share any/all of the following: What most inspired me in the course? What have I learned about myself in the process? What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Share any/all of the following: What most inspired me in the course? What have I learned about myself in the process? What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

[Shmuley]

The work of Kabbalah has inspired me to become a blessing to others because by doing so I am making the world better and getting closer to the Creator.

[Maria Memoli]

What inspired me the most is the true meaning of an effective prayer

It reinforced the concept that our concern must be for the Others, for the friends.

What I learned about myself is that the moment I stop bestowing, is the moment when I spiritually die.

To my fellow students I wish to have always the intention to constantly communicate with the Creator and asking Him the strenght to never give up on the Spiritual growth.

[Christianne]

I  learn a lot , especially  that I am a  little spark ,  and  that together with my  Ten I can climb  on Jacobs ladder to  reach the Creator  the Upper  light.  For that  connection  is   important  and  the  wil to bestow .  I wish all new  students  pleasure  and success  and experience  in  this  beautifull course,     that the Light  shine  in their   hearts

[James Wright]

I wish all of my fellow students the greatest success in their studies, may the light act upon them and unite us all.

[Irina]

“We are the last generation, which stands at the threshold of complete redemption.  And for this reason, it is worthy of beginning to hear the voice of Messiah’s Shofar, which is the revealing of the secrets.” Baal HaSulam.

These words are very inspiring. As Julian said we can communicate with the Creator.  What an opportunity!

“The gates of Light have been opened.” Rabbi Pinchas.

Thank you.

[Jonathan Hague]

1. The knowledge of being able to “let go” of frustrations with human limitations, in a sense, and focus on attracting the Reforming Light as recompense.

2. To observe spontaneous inner resistances and mental impressions that arise from challenging situations or encounters and to see them as opportunities for personal learning and not egoic projection.

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